Mr Brown Show "The Wave Song"

Hi everyone,it has been a long time since i last posted about my book review.Hope you all enjoyed my book review.Something to share with you all about Mr Brown Show's new video called "The Wave Song".I found this as i was surfing the internet yesterday and hope to share with you all.This video is inspired by the Singapore's recent flood at Orchard Road.Hope you all enjoy the video.It can be found in youtube by entering"The Wave Song"into the search box...

THE INVISIBLE MAN by H.G. Wells

This story starts at a place called the Iping,where a mysterious stranger stayed at the local inn called the The Coach And Horses.The stranger wore a thick coat,large goggles and face being entirely bandaged.The stranger wanted to be alone all the time and he spent most of the time doing science experiment and only went out in the night.
After that,there came a series of mysterious burglaries whereby the victims were unable to see the burglar.After some time,the mysterious person revealed that he was invisible.The landlord,Mrs Hall was shocked and called the police.
The invisible man than fled.While he was fleeing,he met a person called Marvel and forced him to be his lab assistant.Marvel attempted to betray him and the invisible man chased after Marvel,trying to kill him.
Marvel then takes refuge at an inn.The Invisible Man tried to break in but was shot by an american.He went to a nearby house to take refuge.That house turns out to be DR kemp's house where The Invisible Man revealed to DR Kemp that he was Griffin the guy whom he studied university with.He then told DR Kemp how he became invisible and what he wanted to do after being invisible.DR Kemp thinks that he was crazy and called the police.The Invisible Man attacked DR Kemp and a policeman before escaping.The Invisible man than announced that DR Kemp will be the first man killed.DR Kemp than helped the police by luring The Invisible Man out.When The Invisible Man was trapped,he was beaten to death although DR Kemp tried to stop.

My own poem-The primary school days

Our school has a motto,
which is to think and grow.

As the bell rings,
Down we go to the netball court,
as fast as lightning,
to play soccer with bottles.

There is Mrs tan reprimanding
sweaty and smelly students,
commanding them to stand outside,
and they couldn't.

After a long teaching session,
could we play and play and play?
No! Supplementary was pre-booked,
as much as i knew.

Friends i had a lot,
but not much was truthful.
They think i am a fool,
but were wrong as i proved.

Hope you will like my poem...

analysis of a poem called The Son is in Secondary School by Affian Sa’at

The poet thinks that his shoes in the primary school days were very dirty especially when it is Wednesday.Maybe he had co-curriculum activities on Wednesday,thus,resulting in his shoes being dirty.The poet thinks that the scouts were very hardworking.Most of his schoolmates were malay and rich.They had malay chauffeurs to pick them up from school.The poet thinks that math was hard during his primary school days.The poet remembered how his teacher wore during the Chinese New Year.The poet played alot with his best friends during the primary school days.

CHILD LABOUR IN INDIA

Indian Government’s point of view about child labour:
Poor children in India begin working at a very young age. Many children have to work to help their families and some families expect their children to continue the family business at a young age. India has all along followed a proactive policy in the matter of tackling the problem of child labour. India has always stood for constitutional, statutory and developmental measures that are required to eliminate child labour in India. Indian Constitution consciously incorporated relevant provisions in the Constitution to secure compulsory universal elementary education as well as labour protection for children.Though most children begin working at a young age due to economic reasons, doing so allows them to break from some social constraints. India's policy on child labour has evolved over the years against this backdrop. The present regime of laws relating to Child Labour in India have a pragmatic foundation and are consistent with the International Labour Conference resolution of 1979.The policy of the government is to ban employment of children below the age of fourteen years in factories, mines and hazardous employment and to regulate the working conditions of children in other employment. The Child Labour(Prohibition and Regulation) Act, 1986 seeks to achieve this basic objective. The government has made efforts to prohibit child labour by enacting Child labour laws in India including the 1986 Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act that stated that children under fourteen years of age could not be employed in hazardous occupations.
Human Rights organization’s point of view about child labour:
The Human Rights organization feels that child labour should not exist .They feel that is against our human rights although they are just children.The children have the rights to decide what they want to do and not forced to work at such a young age.The Human Rights organization have already taken action against child labour.They have been persuading the public not to buy certain brands of goods as they are promoting child labour such as the NIKE shoe brand.
My point of view about child labour:
I think that child labour should not exist as it is very cruel to children.It is also against human rights.We have the rights to choose what we want to do.Most of the children in India begin to work at the age of 0 -12 years old .The reasons are mainly because their families are poverty-stricken and they have lots of siblings to take care of just like Lila and Hari in the book called ‘village by the sea’ where their mother is sick and their father always in a drunk state,thus,their parents are not able to support the family and they will need to survive on their own.In conclusion,I think that child labour should not exist in the whole world.


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Car knocks down rare deer

Recently,there is a newspaper article reporting that a rare sambar deer, once thought to be extinct became roadkill when it was hit by a car at dawn on the Seletar expressway(SLE).The driver was a tourist from Malaysia, and he was thought to have seen something 'floating'in the air.He had no time to react and hit the rare deer.No one knows how many sambar deer there are in the wild here.It was estimated to be left fewer than 20 in Singapore.

Japan will ignore bluefin tuna ban.

A recent newspaper article reporting that JAPAN would ignore any ban on international trade in Atlantic bluefin tuna.The ban was supposed to save the species from being extinct.Most European nations supported the ban.Unfortunately,JAPAN,which consumes three quarters of the global catch of bluefin tuna opposed the ban.This was a great impact to the bluefin tuna as they are going to be extinct.I hope that SPAIN,GREECE and MALTA will stop supplying bluefin tuna for JAPAN.